Latin-Praenomen-Aulus-Pronoun-Ollus-ille-Prefixes

Hello Everybody, 

 this evening firstly we will look at a couple of Latin prefixes like 

 ad- 

a- 

ambi- ante-

aequi- 

cis- 

com- 

ex- 

and a bonus word 'alti' 

 there are many Turkish words/suffixes to those Latin prefixes above: 

 Latin Turkish Meaning 

 d- -da : towards 

a- -a: locative a

mbi- yan, yanag - both 

ante- önde: against/before/front 

aequi- eki, iki: same 

equal aequus: ekiz(Turkish for twins) 

cis- iç: in, on this side 

com- kamu, kamug: with, together e

x- eksi, egsü: out of... 

 Bonus word: alti - alt: high, deep (Turkish down) 

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Latin Prefixes and Turkish words

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Secondly we look at the pronoun for 3rd person singular

IndoGerman

ono

Arian

ana

OldLatin

Olles/olle

OldTurkish

ol

Turkish

o

Latin

ille

Russian

OH, OHA, OHO

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they are similar to each other, aren't they?

acc. to wiki the Latin Praenomen (nickname, lakap) AULUS is a versio of olus, ollis, olla? maybe, I am not sure.

Here we see acc. to wiki, there is no clear etymology for that AULUS

here my notice 

                          AULUS-TINESIOGLU

I propose a Turkish one. OGLU, meaning simply 'the son of...'

Most probably Etruscan origin.

Oglu is a praenomen, too. Attested on Orhun Stones as TINESIOGLU...

By the way: clan means in Etruscan "the son" and Turkish oglan (the boy) has the same sound...

Startling...

Uzunbacak Adem